https://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/japanese-environment-minister-inspects-ico-vehicle-terminal-and-lng-fuelled-pctc-at-zeebrugge-5970105The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-16T18:16:04.000ZJapanese environment minister inspects ICO vehicle terminal and LNG-fuelled PCTC at Zeebruggehttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/kcc-names-mv-baltazar-at-fremantle-passenger-terminal-5970104The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-16T18:14:59.000ZKCC names MV Baltazar at Fremantle Passenger Terminalhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/diana-shipping-s-kamsarmax-m-v-astarte-placed-with-aquavita-at-us-17-000-5970103The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-16T18:14:02.000ZDiana Shipping’s Kamsarmax m/v Astarte placed with Aquavita at US$17,000https://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/k-shipbuilding-and-lloyd-s-register-sign-mou-to-develop-ethanol-fuelled-50-000-dwt-mr-tanker-5910107The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-16T15:13:10.000ZK Shipbuilding and Lloyd's Register sign MoU to develop ethanol‑fuelled 50,000 dwt MR tankerhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/scfi-edges-toward-2024-peak-as-seven-week-rise-continues-5910106The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-16T15:12:12.000ZSCFI edges toward 2024 peak as seven‑week rise continueshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/gas-supply-risks-lift-rotterdam-s-lng-and-lbm-in-reports-snapshot-5910105The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-16T15:10:39.000ZGas supply risks lift Rotterdam’s LNG and LBM in reports snapshothttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/report-finds-maritime-risk-concentrated-among-a-small-number-of-vessels-and-detectable-through-operational-patterns-5910104The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-16T12:15:35.000ZReport finds maritime risk concentrated among a small number of vessels and detectable through operational patternshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/littoral-states-meet-in-batumi-to-advance-maritime-single-window-implementation-5910103The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-16T12:14:59.000ZLittoral states meet in Batumi to advance Maritime Single Window implementationhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/market-jitter-after-reported-suspension-of-crude-loadings-at-yanbu-pushes-oil-higher-5910119The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-16T12:14:01.000ZMarket jitter after reported suspension of crude loadings at Yanbu pushes oil higherhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/strait-of-hormuz-transits-drop-to-four-in-latest-preliminary-tally-5880126The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-16T09:12:22.000ZStrait of Hormuz transits drop to four in latest preliminary tallyhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/netherlands-coastguard-takes-delivery-of-53-metre-patrol-vessel-enforcer-5880125The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-16T09:11:52.000ZNetherlands Coastguard takes delivery of 53-metre patrol vessel ENFORCERhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/mca-publishes-guidance-on-hm-coastguard-offshore-search-and-rescue-courses-for-energy-sector-5880044The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-16T09:11:04.000ZMCA publishes guidance on HM Coastguard offshore search and rescue courses for energy sectorhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/aal-reports-19-cut-in-fleet-eeoi-from-2023-to-2025-reports-says-5760116The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-16T06:12:28.000ZAAL reports 19% cut in fleet EEOI from 2023 to 2025, reports sayshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/zero44-launches-carbon-insetting-module-to-link-compliance-and-insetting-5760115The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-16T06:11:25.000ZZERO44 launches Carbon Insetting module to link compliance and insettinghttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/seaborne-coal-liftings-up-1-7-in-jan-aug-2026-to-866-8m-tonnes-vessel-tracking-shows-5760114The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-16T06:10:34.000ZSeaborne coal liftings up 1.7% in Jan–Aug 2026 to 866.8m tonnes, vessel-tracking showshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/report-singapore-bunker-availability-tightens-as-vlsfo-lead-times-lengthen-5760113The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-16T03:14:35.000ZReport: Singapore bunker availability tightens as VLSFO lead times lengthenhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/reports-highlights-persistent-mismatch-between-crews-and-shipowners-in-2026-5760112The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-16T03:13:29.000Zreports highlights persistent mismatch between crews and shipowners in 2026https://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/steerprop-to-supply-crp-main-propulsion-for-swedish-icebreaker-built-in-ulsan-5820125The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-16T03:12:21.000ZSteerprop to supply CRP main propulsion for Swedish icebreaker built in Ulsanhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/baltic-dry-index-falls-for-fourth-session-amid-capesize-weakness-5760110The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-16T00:13:12.000ZBaltic Dry Index falls for fourth session amid capesize weaknesshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/more-than-one-in-ten-cargo-units-inspected-in-2025-had-safety-deficiencies-wsc-data-shows-5760108The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-16T00:12:29.000ZMore than one in ten cargo units inspected in 2025 had safety deficiencies, WSC data showshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/tanker-rates-spike-as-gulf-strikes-push-shipping-risk-to-wartime-highs-5760109The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-16T00:11:34.000ZTanker rates spike as Gulf strikes push shipping risk to wartime highshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/petrofin-report-greek-fleet-shows-signs-of-slowdown-as-consolidation-continues-5760107The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T21:13:03.000ZPetrofin report: Greek fleet shows signs of slowdown as consolidation continueshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/lng-bunker-rally-lifts-lng-fuelled-clean-tanker-freight-above-conventional-levels-5760105The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T21:11:54.000ZLNG bunker rally lifts LNG‑fuelled clean‑tanker freight above conventional levelshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/strong-demand-persists-for-japanese-built-dry-bulk-carriers-broker-notes-5760106The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T21:10:55.000ZStrong demand persists for Japanese-built dry bulk carriers, broker noteshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/japanese-consortium-secures-aip-for-a-standard-low-pressure-liquefied-co2-carrier-design-5730106The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T18:12:25.000ZJapanese consortium secures AiP for a standard low‑pressure liquefied CO2 carrier designhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/nordic-american-tankers-reports-extraordinary-market-and-under-10-000-daily-running-costs-5730105The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T18:11:32.000ZNordic American Tankers reports ‘extraordinary’ market and under $10,000 daily running costshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/lenders-weigh-jones-act-fleet-financing-as-debate-on-us-maritime-rebuild-gathers-pace-5730117The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T18:10:43.000ZLenders weigh Jones Act fleet financing as debate on US maritime rebuild gathers pacehttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/youngship-conference-in-copenhagen-urges-stronger-focus-on-recruitment-and-career-development-5670109The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T15:16:21.000ZYoungShip conference in Copenhagen urges stronger focus on recruitment and career developmenthttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/up-world-lng-shipping-index-hits-record-high-as-company-news-drives-gains-5670108The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T15:15:33.000ZUP World LNG Shipping Index hits record high as company news drives gainshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/clean-arctic-alliance-reacts-after-reports-of-container-ships-using-northern-sea-route-5670107The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T15:14:20.000ZClean Arctic Alliance reacts after reports of container ships using Northern Sea Routehttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/report-marine-biofuels-ready-for-near-term-use-but-feedstock-limits-cap-growth-5670106The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T12:15:57.000ZReport: marine biofuels ready for near‑term use but feedstock limits cap growthhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/oman-rescues-23-from-attacked-oil-tanker-el-gaia-two-missing-5670121The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T12:15:09.000ZOman rescues 23 from attacked oil tanker EL GAIA; two missinghttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/fass-expanded-to-allow-grants-for-new-engines-and-gearboxes-on-vessels-5670041The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T12:14:34.000ZFaSS expanded to allow grants for new engines and gearboxes on vesselshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/vikand-launches-vipharma-to-strengthen-maritime-medical-supply-chain-5520120The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T09:16:45.000ZVIKAND launches VIPHARMA to strengthen maritime medical supply chainhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/china-s-export-surge-drives-unprecedented-investment-in-multi-deck-vehicle-carriers-5640124The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T09:14:26.000ZChina’s export surge drives unprecedented investment in multi-deck vehicle carriershttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/abs-signs-mou-with-three-korean-organisations-to-advance-standards-for-next-generation-smart-ships-and-shipyards-5520119The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T06:12:59.000ZABS signs MOU with three Korean organisations to advance standards for next‑generation smart ships and shipyardshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/wirana-urges-indian-authorities-to-speed-issuance-of-dasr-amid-recycling-yard-delays-5520118The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T06:12:01.000ZWirana urges Indian authorities to speed issuance of DASR amid recycling yard delayshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/mhss-urges-mandatory-mental-health-training-for-senior-officers-to-spot-seafarers-in-crisis-5520117The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T06:10:56.000ZMHSS urges mandatory mental-health training for senior officers to spot seafarers in crisishttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/lloyd-s-register-hhi-and-ksoe-sign-aip-for-hybrid-electric-185-000-cbm-lng-carrier-design-5520116The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T03:11:49.000ZLloyd’s Register, HHI and KSOE sign AiP for hybrid-electric 185,000 cbm LNG carrier designhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/dnv-and-hd-ksoe-sign-mou-to-explore-assurance-for-software-defined-vessel-technologies-5520115The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T03:11:05.000ZDNV and HD KSOE sign MOU to explore assurance for Software Defined Vessel technologieshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/weekly-note-flags-concentration-in-japan-s-dry-bulk-shipbuilding-sector-5520114The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T03:10:00.000ZWeekly note flags concentration in Japan’s dry bulk shipbuilding sectorhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/bgn-and-iino-kaisha-ltd-sign-time-charter-for-90-000-cbm-dual-fuel-vlgc-5520113The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T00:15:38.000ZBGN and IINO KAISHA LTD sign time charter for 90,000 cbm dual‑fuel VLGChttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/report-blockade-pushes-iran-to-accelerate-shift-from-southern-sea-routes-to-land-corridors-5520112The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T00:14:46.000ZReport: Blockade pushes Iran to accelerate shift from southern sea routes to land corridorshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/report-russia-turned-to-hong-kong-operated-tankers-as-greek-firms-withdrew-from-black-sea-in-august-2026-5520110The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-15T00:14:01.000ZReport: Russia turned to Hong Kong‑operated tankers as Greek firms withdrew from Black Sea in August 2026https://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/clarksons-data-show-crude-tanker-freight-at-historic-highs-after-gulf-disruption-5520109The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-14T21:11:35.000ZClarksons data show crude tanker freight at historic highs after Gulf disruptionhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/baltic-dry-index-slips-to-3-445-in-third-straight-session-of-losses-5520107The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-14T21:10:57.000ZBaltic Dry Index slips to 3,445 in third straight session of losseshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/tanker-market-may-gain-from-new-american-output-despite-hormuz-tensions-5520108The Maritime Gazetteen2026-09-14T21:10:15.000ZTanker market may gain from new American output despite Hormuz tensions